metallic materials 2.02 Flashcards

1
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Name examples of metallic materials

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-steel
-aluminum
-cooper
-zinc
-alloys

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properties of metallic materials

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-high tensile and compressive strength
-stiffness (E-modulus)
-metal bonding
-high electrical ad thermal conductivity
-formable/shapeable
-recyclable

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3
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Name some of the most common alloying elements for metal

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-carbon
-silicon
-manganese
-sulphur, phosphorus, nitrogen

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4
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characteristics of carbon alloy

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-cheapest and most effective
-increase tensile strength
-increase yield strength

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5
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characteristics of silicon alloy

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-positive effect on the strength and viscosity for non-annealed steels
-for hardened and tempered steels critical cooling point rate reduces and increase temperature resistance

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characteristics of manganese alloy

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-increased the strength and viscosity of ferrite mixed crystals
-enhance weldability
-reduction of critical cooling rate

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characteristics of Sulphur, phosphorous and nitrogen alloys

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-for processing very low amount
-cause aging and brittleness

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8
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name elements that are added to stainless steel alloys

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Cu, Cr, Ni, Mo, Mn

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9
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what does the thermal treatment influence in metals?

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-hardness
-toughness
-strength
-wear resistance

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10
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what does the annealing process do to metals?

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it soften the material

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11
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what does the hardening process do to metals?

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increases the hardness and strength of material

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12
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what does the tempering process do to metals?

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reduces the brittleness of metals

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13
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Name types of mechanical properties of metals

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-Plasticity
-elasticity
-fractures
-fatigue

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14
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name crystallographic defects types

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-0D points defects
-1D line defects
-2D planar defects
-3D bulk defects

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15
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example of 0D point defects

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-Vacancies
-interstitials
-antisites

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16
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example of 1D line defects

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dislocations

17
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example of 2D planar defects

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-grain boundaries
-stacking faults
-twin boundaries

18
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example of 3D bulk defects

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-pores
-cracks
-inclusions
-impurities
-precipitates

19
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Mechanisms of plastic deformations

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-translation of crystal planes
-twinning
-grain boundary displacement

20
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name a type of mechanical fracture

A

necking

21
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name types of mechanical linkages

A

rivets, screws

22
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name types chemical-physical linkages

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-welding
-soldering
-adhesives

23
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how and what does corrosion causes?

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-physicochemical interaction between material and environment
-change material properties
-impairment of materials functions
-corrosion system, corrosion effects, corrosion damage

24
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what are some of the main types of corrosion?

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-chemical corrosion
-electrochemical corrosion
-physical corrosion (stress induced)

25
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definition of corrosion

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Reaction of a material with his environment with a measurable change in materials properties (durability)